12/10/2026
Viennese Art Nouveau around 1901.
This elegant display cabinet is closely related in style to the award-winning "Entwurf für ein einfaches Speisezimmer" by Otto Wytrlik (1870–1955) from 1901.
Clear geometric forms, a rigorously structured construction, and the combination of dark wood, glass, and subtle brass fittings reflect the modern design language of early Viennese Art Nouveau.
Of particular interest is the original maker’s label of the renowned Viennese cabinetmaking firm August Ungethüm, which also produced variations of furniture based on Wytrlik’s designs.
A remarkable example of Viennese furniture craftsmanship around 1900 – at the intersection of the Secession, traditional craftsmanship, and architectural modernism.